INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Under budget, on schedule, and targeting a 25% increase in productivity. This is what Dacon provides when it comes to their design-build services.
As North America’s largest broadline food distribution company, Gordon Food Service's
goal was to advance margins through consolidating operations, increasing process efficiencies, and facilitating distribution. The key challenge was remaining functional while under construction.
The 40,000 SF skating facility entailed stadium seating, support facilities and an equipped machine room.
To address the issue of safety, Dacon planned a staged approach to be instituted while students were on summer break.
This addition added to the Senior Metal Bellows building consists of a first-floor manufacturing space with a second-story open floor plan for corporate offices, a full-service lunchroom, and an anterior entrance.
A core objective was patient sensitivity with a focus on visual and acoustic privacy throughout the clinic visit. This was solved with full-height insulated walls surrounding each step of the patient visit.
The spacious and airy common and break area at the Vans corporate headquarters in Costa Mesa, California, featuring the Original™ Warehouse Pendant by Barn Light Electric. Photos by Eric Laignel
A variety of options to enjoy the decor and interior of Camden Spit & Larder in Sacramento, California, featuring Maple Hardwood City Fog Flooring by Nydree Flooring.
In conducting an analysis of current building conditions, they identified support systems necessary to accommodate manufacturing and distribution processes.
With BBDC life is in the details. One of the first proponents of early detection through advanced imaging, BBDC desired a facility with private accommodations for ultrasound, stereotactic and mammography services.
The specialty dining area at Camden Spit & Larder in Sacramento, California, featuring Maple Hardwood City Fog Flooring by Nydree Flooring.
The project was executed in 2 phases, the first by adding 200 cars and 46 truck trailer spaces, followed by a new 47,000 SF warehouse and 15,300SF conversion of dry goods storage to a cooler room.
